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Page 164
... thing about the Quakers , will have some reason , if they judge from their outward manner of expression , to come to such a conclusion . There is often a sort of hesitation in their speech , which has the appearance of evasiveness . But ...
... thing about the Quakers , will have some reason , if they judge from their outward manner of expression , to come to such a conclusion . There is often a sort of hesitation in their speech , which has the appearance of evasiveness . But ...
Page 165
... things , and the impossibility of fulfilling but provisionally , seldom promise any thing positively , that they may not come short of the truth . The desire , therefore , of uttering the truth has in part brought this accusation upon ...
... things , and the impossibility of fulfilling but provisionally , seldom promise any thing positively , that they may not come short of the truth . The desire , therefore , of uttering the truth has in part brought this accusation upon ...
Page 234
... thing that increases wealth . It is for this reason , that , by obliging a man to create more than he himself consumes , taxation increases the wealth of a nation ; so that the flourishing state of England is a very natural effect of ...
... thing that increases wealth . It is for this reason , that , by obliging a man to create more than he himself consumes , taxation increases the wealth of a nation ; so that the flourishing state of England is a very natural effect of ...
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